Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-03-24

Several o: on, ci,izcns ar. having
th,.r fences repaired aud whi,cwash-
CO.
Ms. N",r.!th lett tcr Sranaywinc
sur lay. where she goes to visi; reia-
.Sc,.
n. l. y. f,crooyr,, OF Jackson,
WA h,.erc,c4.!r on visi, t. his pa
geatr.
j. 5. Charles has opened Il. dnc
line Of family gro cries in The Britain
old stand.
SUNDAY was cold AID rainy. y
slight frost fell tn, night, bat did TO
great damage.
Mrs. Coviacton and con, were risr-
tors to Wes,oa las; week visiting
friends and relatives.
Thr Good TcmplarS held their seq
ond meeting in the Knights VI hoaor
uIu Monday night.
Rev. j. 7. Nicholson, who wa,
called away by the Illness Of his sis
ter. has returned home.
Several citizens are having their FEM
ce- whiicwa,hed, which adds greatly
to the appearance of things.
Our young friend, Ben Nc,mith,
who is now holding forth at Brandy
wine, was in town last week.
Why pay big price for quinn.
when you can buy itat G. |. Aliens
for eigh;y-dv cent, an ounce!
:. VI. Fletcher, one OF our young and
thrifty farmers. paid uS pleaNantand
prodtabI, visit one day last week.
Prof. Stuart, who is teaching school
al Gatcsville, spent saturday and sun
lay in our town. with hi' family.
Dr.. r. Il. Gird,ong i Nnugly and
Handsomely ii,,cd up ia nj dental Of
to- n.y. stairs in tie bank building.
There wa, no preaching in any o;
the c;lurchc. SUNDAY or SUNDAY night
on accoun; OF tie di,Agrccable wealth
90.
T. j. Hubbard, i've and enter
pri>ilg citizen Of Jayncsyilie. was in
t1w7 last week and paid our Office II
call.
NJ. Marx hes on hand some very cl-
esaut saddle and harness horses which
recently arrived from Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Ticre was a nickel sociable given st
the Robertson Hotel last Friday night
for te benefit OF the Park which was
attended by n large crowd.
We return thanks TO +. r. Jones
for an invitation to attend the cont
mcnccmcnt exercises at Tulane CGi-
ver,ity, New Orleans, ON March SOth.
Among the gentlemen from the
west who were visitors TO town this
week. were X. G., Douglass, |. y.
DOUGLASS, j. Q. Middleton and y. r.
Harris.
y. j. Young, who was sho; by
Jas. Wootcn, Jr., OH Feb. 18th at
Beaurcgard, died on the 18th. Woot-
en- who was placed under u $500
bond a, the preliminary trial, has left
for pastS unknown.
The frs shipment OF vegetables end
fru,, frou Cry-tal springs. !Gs; sea-
ION. wns a. follows: beans, MAY i2.h;
pclcre., NAV 2i,E; tomatoes, May
-5.l Poarhc, lrom i,atienUrs: were
shipped oar day earlier.
lust a. ,oon as tie weather becomes
pleasant enough "a grand picnic w'lIhc
given n,lr town. Ample convci ance
vii, be- provided 70. every mah, wo-
man and cuild at Il cost not exceeding
10 cents. The proceeds will be for the
park.
Yc editor went on a fishing cxcur-
sion one day recently with party of
four. Luck not very good. There
were several reasons. Tom Cato
talked 80 much tine fish wouldn't bite,
and Charlie Cook wouldn't be still
long enough.
Last week we suggested that there
be no further agitation of the nickel
sociables, but ,an explanation from
Mrs. Peyton, the author of the arti-
Gle signed "Plain Truth appears
elsewhere, which we publish beca'ise
il will settle all differences which may
have arisen.
We notice that in many towns OF
the State the merchants have agreed
TO close their stores at six O'Clock, in
order to give their employ a little
recreation. Why could not the mer-.
chants of Hazlchurst do this during
the dull season! They could do this
without injury TO their. business, anil
ut the same time DO a clever act to-
ward thier employees, who need q